Flag of France
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Background knowledge
The flag of France shows the colors blue, white and red in a vertical arrangement. It is the first and most famous national flag in the world, served as a model for many flags in the world, and is known as "The Tricolor". The colors blue, white and red have their origin in the combination of the colors of Paris (blue and red) with the royal white of the Bourbons. They were officially introduced for the French cockade on 04.10.1789. The current arrangement and sequence of the colors of the flag was established only in 1794.
Hymn
Marseillaise:
1st verse
Up, children of the fatherland!
The day of glory is here.
Against us tyranny
bloody banner raised. (twice)
Do you hear in the land
The roar of the cruel warriors?
They are closing in on us,
To behead your sons, your wives!
Refrain
To arms, citizens!
Close the ranks,
Forward, let's march!
The impure blood
water the furrows of our fields!
2nd verse
What does this horde of slaves want,
Of traitors, of conspiring kings?
For whom these mean fetters,
These long prepared irons? (twice)
Frenchmen, for us, ah! what ignominy,
What wrath this must provoke!
One dares to think of it,
To lead us into the old bondage!
Refrain
3rd verse
What! Foreign riffraff
would rule over our homes!
What! These mercenary hordes would
Our proud warriors down! (twice)
Great God! With chains on our hands
Our heads would bow to the yoke.
Vile despots would
Decide our fate!
Refrain
4th verse
Tremble, tyrants and you lowlifes
Shame of all parties,
Tremble! Your wicked plans
Will be paid back to you at last! (twice)
Everyone is a soldier to fight you,
When you fall, our young heroes,
The earth will beget new ones,
Who are ready to fight against you!
Refrain
5th verse
Frenchmen, you noble warriors,
Stagger your blows or withhold them!
Spare these sad victims,
Who reluctantly take up arms against us. (twice)
But these bloodthirsty despots,
But these accomplices of Bouillé,
All these tigers who mercilessly
Rend their mother's breast!
Refrain
6th verse
Holy love for the fatherland,
Guide, support our avenging arms.
Freedom, beloved freedom,
Fight with thy defenders! (twice)
So that victory under our flags
To the sounds of stout men's aid,
So that your dying enemies
See thy victory and our glory!
Refrain
7th verse
We will go on life's way,
When the elders will be no more,
We will find there their dust
And find their virtues trace. (twice)
Rather share their coffin
Than outlive them,
We will with lofty pride
Avenge them or follow them.
French flag color codes
- HEX
- #002654
- RGB
- 0, 38, 84
- CMYK
- 100, 80, 0, 0
- RAL
- 5020
- Pantone
- Reflexblau
- HEX
- #FFFFFF
- RGB
- 255, 255, 255
- CMYK
- 0, 0, 0, 0
- RAL
- 9010
- Pantone
- Weiß
- HEX
- #ED2939
- RGB
- 237, 41, 57
- CMYK
- 0, 100, 100, 0
- RAL
- 3024
- Pantone
- 3024
That's what ChatGPT knows about the flag of France
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The flag of France, also known as the Tricolore, was first used in 1794. It is one of the oldest national flags in the world. The colors of the flag, blue, white and red, represent the ideals of the French Revolution, liberty, equality and fraternity.
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The French national flag, also known as the Tricolore, was first officially used in 1794. It consists of three stripes of equal size in the colors blue, white and red. The colors symbolize the ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity that characterize the French people. Today's flag is the result of a series of changes made over the years.
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The national flag of France consists of three equal vertical stripes in blue, white and red. The blue stripe is on the left side, followed by the white stripe in the middle and finally the red stripe on the right side. In the center of the white stripe is a light blue, six-pointed wheel. This symbol is called the "tri-color flag" and is a symbol of the French Republic.
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